
This story about the trials of a fourth grader who is a dwarf will entertain and enlighten kids. About to become a big brother, Georgie worries that the baby will grow bigger than he and fulfill his musician parents' hope for a child who can play an instrument. At the same time, Georgie fears that Andy, who's been his friend since kindergarten, likes the new boy better. When Georgie's parents leave him at Andy's house on Christmas Eve, he finds himself being unexpectedly cruel and losing the friendship. Georgie is also assigned to do a project on Abraham Lincoln with Jeanie the Meanie, who puts his name in for the role of the lanky president in a class play. Stuck with the nomination, he's able to give a commanding performance-with Jeanie's help. Andy lets Georgie know he misses him, and his loving parents, who have been somewhat oblivious to his concerns, also come through.
This book is so weird but I really like it
ReplyDeleteAlicia B. Mrs. Bethke
It was good becouse...it was exiting and it was funny.
ReplyDeleteby Hayden.J Mrs.Bethke class
It was good becouse...it was exiting and it was funny.
ReplyDeleteby Hayden.J Mrs.Bethke class
I LOVE THIS BOOK cuz it is sooooooooooooo halareius CLAIRE S. Mrs.Montgomery
ReplyDeleteI love this book because it relates to ppl in real life.
ReplyDeleteKatie R. Mr. Hjelms class
I like this book, because Georgie is a small boy, he is going to be a big brother, and he is smarter than Jeanie the Meanie.
ReplyDeleteSylvia S. Mrs.Bethke.
i like the part when george called that girl geanie the meanie.
ReplyDeletekayla s.